Chaplin's World
Chaplin's World is a museum in Corsier-sur-Vevey, Switzerland, dedicated to the life and work of Charlie Chaplin. The museum comprises three visit spaces: the Manoir de Ban, the family home where Chaplin lived with his wife Oona and their eight children, the Studio, an immersive space with film sets and original objects such as Chaplin's Oscars and the Charlot costume, and the Park, a 14-hectare estate with century-old trees and views over Lake Geneva and the Alps. The visit traces the beginnings of cinema and 20th-century history through Chaplin's work and humanist values. The museum also hosts changing temporary exhibitions and events.
Families and Kids
Chaplin's World offers a children's treasure hunt (jeu de piste) designed for children aged 6 to 12, a free parallel activity to the adult visit. Children follow clues and solve riddles in the Studio and receive a reward at the end. The site is accessible to pushchairs and has changing tables.